Open tazul5263 opened 6 years ago
It says clearly, you don't have a model named ml. First check your opencv Version. If it is 2.x, you can try cv2.KNearest(), if you are using 3.X, I think you need to re-install openCV again, because you lost some packets.
It says clearly, you don't have a model named ml. First check your opencv Version. If it is 2.x, you can try cv2.KNearest(), if you are using 3.X, I think you need to re-install openCV again, because you lost some packets.
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Hello, I've faced some errors. Please look at it... When I try to run the main.py file, then it is showed. [image: image] https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/36704440/38396615-d878daec-395a-11e8-8c95-400eecb82479.png
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if the solution @haoyu12S stated did not work make sure there's no file in the same directory name cv2.py
Hello, I've faced some errors. Please look at it... When I try to run the main.py file, then it is showed.